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Old 6 June 2010, 03:43 AM   #1
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Tudor Chrono strap question

I just change the bracelet to my 79260P with the original strap.
It took a lot of time and heartbeat not to leave any scratches on the watch.

Now i am not sure where the part with the deployant goes. At the 6 or the 12 o'clock?

I have seen pics of both ways.

Dan in this thread (http://************/showthread.php?t=12...ht=tudor+strap ) has it on the the 12 and in this thread (http://************/showthread.php?t=12...ht=tudor+strap) the original red strap is on the 6 (edit:wrong is also at 12).

In these pics ( http://www.europeanwatch.com/13318.htm#_self ) is on the 6.

Mark (2th DR) where do you have yours ?

My idea is that it centers better when i put it in the 6 oclock and when you turn your wrist, you see the Tudor shield as it normaly is and not upside down .

Any thoughts from owners??
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Old 6 June 2010, 03:47 AM   #2
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Panos,
I think it's up to the wearer, which ever centers the clasp for you. I've seen it used both ways.
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Old 6 June 2010, 03:56 AM   #3
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Dan, you have any idea the models, that are out of the factory originally with the strap, where they have it?
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Old 6 June 2010, 04:03 AM   #4
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As Dan said, whatever is more comfortable for the wearer! Here's one right from the AD with the deployment attached to the 6:00 end and the open strap at 12:00. I beleive this is the way they come from the factory:
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Old 6 June 2010, 04:44 AM   #6
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As Dan said, whatever is more comfortable for the wearer! Here's one right from the AD with the deployment attached to the 6:00 end and the open strap at 12:00. I beleive this is the way they come from the factory:
Panos, that's how mine is.
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Dan, you have any idea the models, that are out of the factory originally with the strap, where they have it?
Panos, mine came like Tim's when I bought it [preloved, but LNIB] at the WWT show. The clasp wasn't centered for me so I reversed it. Plus, I thought the strap end was supposed to wrap around toward the 12:00 side.
Anyway, your mileage may vary.
The best part about the set up is the integrated end pieces and deployant clasp add a nice finish to the design.
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Old 6 June 2010, 04:52 AM   #8
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Thanks, Mark !

I left it that way too.
It centers perfectly and is also very comfortable.
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Panos, mine came like Tim's when I bought it [preloved, but LNIB] at the WWT show. The clasp wasn't centered for me so I reversed it. Plus, I thought the strap end was supposed to wrap around toward the 12:00 side.
True. Thats why i puzzled myself.....


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Anyway, your mileage may vary.
The best part about the set up is the integrated end pieces and deployant clasp add a nice finish to the design.
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Very true again.
But i had a hard time trying not to scratch the watch.
The operation went good and i'll post some pics soon.
This is the first watch with strap that i wear
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True. Thats why i puzzled myself.....




Very true again.
But i had a hard time trying not to scratch the watch.
The operation went good and i'll post some pics soon.
This is the first watch with strap that i wear
Panos,
Hoping to pickup my 79270 next week from my watchmaker [hint: it's gonna have a whole new look] and will give both directions a try.
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Hoping to pickup my 79270 next week from my watchmaker [hint: it's gonna have a whole new look] and will give both directions a try.
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Hmmmm.....interesting. What it will be ? 62590 ?
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Hmmmm.....interesting. What it will be ? 62590 ?
Let's just say she ain't a redhead anymore.
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Looks like Tiger wore his similar to Tim and Mark.
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Looks like Tiger wore his similar to Tim and Mark.
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Good catch
Moi aussi (although it isn't very convenient)
Factory default.....
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I had a new strap fitted to mine recently. The watchmaker at the RSC said mine was fitted incorrectly. He told me an easy way to check it is that the Tudor logo should be the upright if you look at it while its on your wrist. I suppose this is true for all bracelets.
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